You are going to study in a college in the UK next year. You would like to stay in a college Hall of Residence. Write a letter to the college giving your accommodation requirements. You should outline what your room and food needs are and also ask what alternatives are available if they cannot provide what you want.

Dear Sir or Madam, I am writing to enquire about the availability of accommodation in the college Hall of
Residence
for the 2022 - 2023 year. I am an engineering graduate and will be attending a Master's course at Saint John college in the
next
academic year. My enrollment number is C001. I am looking for a single bed in two student Condo apartments in the Hall of
Residence
with a study table, chair and a closet.
Also
, I am looking for a dining service in the same accommodation area. I prefer both vegetarian and non-vegetarian continental food with breakfast included. I would
also
like if there is a facility to cook your food within the premise of the
residence
area. Please suggest an alternative accommodation outside the
residence
hall if you do not see any vacancy. I can
also
prefer to stay with a family near the college, within walkable distance who can accommodate a
residence
student. I am looking for a positive response. Yours Sincerely, Terry
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